Brandt Arab ties strained by Munich killings
BONN AP The Munich massacre threatens European Arab reconciliation as Egypt’s pledge to resume ties with Bonn stalled by the hostage crisis. An Arab-German friendship group resigns over terrorism condemning. Brandt demanded Arab leaders intervene to avert danger and secure safe passage for hostages.
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Bonn
Willy Brandt
Egypt
West Germany
Israel
Munich
Olympic
Mohammed Murad Ghaleb
Foreign Ministry
Ghaleb
Rudolf Werner
Bundestag
Werner
Christian Democratic Party
Brandt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Hans-Juergen Wischewski
Middle East
Social Democratic Party
Ngs
Legation
United Nations
Wales Manufacturing shifts to three day work week plan
In Gastonia North Carolina Wales Manufacturing Co a textile firm announced a three day work week. President Lester Cutler said 120 employees are split into four groups working three 12 hour days for 40 hours paid then four days off. The plant will operate 24 hours Monday through Saturday to reduce absenteeism and boost morale and recruitment.
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Gastonia
N.C
Wales Manufacturing Co
Lester Cutler
Wales
State Mediation Sought in Philly Teacher Strike Talks
Philadelphia School District and administration planned state mediated talks as 285000 city children faced an extended summer break. Only 804 of 13000 teachers reported to work prompting school closures ordered by Superintendent Cos tanzo. Some federally funded programs would run if staff allowed. Strikes also hit Upper Merion Pennsbury and western Pa districts affecting 35000 pupils across 13 districts. Critics urged injunctions. parochial schools remained open.
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Philadelphia
Matthew W. Costanzo
Upper Merion Area
Montgomery County
Pennsbury
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Fred M. Heddinger
Pennsylvania School Board Association
Heddinger
McGovern Attacks Connally Stances in Texas Visit
In Dallas McGovern labeled Connally as aligned with special interests and Nixonism, arguing Connally and his wealthy backers favor the Republican approach over the Democratic ticket. He contrasted Connally with Rayburn and LBJ, and outlined plans for more Texas stops and fundraising appeals amid a tight campaign schedule.
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Dallas
George McGovern
Texas
John B. Connally
McGovern
Connally
Nixon
White House
John Connally
Richard Nixon
Houston Space Center
Peoria
Rockford
Ill
San Diego
Larger States Denied Bigger Share in Funds
The Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Ribicoff to boost larger industrial states' cut of a $348 billion revenue sharing bill. The 61 to 24 vote reflected the Senate's balance, as smaller states outnumber bigger ones and would lose under Ribicoff's proposed redistribution. The Finance Committee had already altered the House version to favor 33 smaller states and harm 17.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham A Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
House
Connecticut
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Boy 3 Survives Fall From Moving Car On I 75
Cincinnati report says a 3 year old boy, Raymond Wagenknecht of West Chester, fell from a car at about 60 mph on Interstate 75. He bounced nearly 150 feet, walked across two lanes to the median, and was treated at Children’s Hospital for minor cuts and bruises. Police noted the rear door opened when he touched it. Witnesses described three drivers helping. one car was rear-ended by a fourth. No serious injuries.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Raymond Wagenknecht
West Chester
Ohio
Patricia Stradimen
Young Wagenknecht
Children's Hospital
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Hotpoint
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